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Página 107
And Christie , not much better off than himself , has been poking all sorts of fun at
him , and at last has poked him over with a glass of fourth - proof brandy ; you
may depend , Agnes , he would not have got it if I had thought he was going to
give ...
And Christie , not much better off than himself , has been poking all sorts of fun at
him , and at last has poked him over with a glass of fourth - proof brandy ; you
may depend , Agnes , he would not have got it if I had thought he was going to
give ...
Página 108
Agnes and the mother were left alone with the child . Mrs. Willard's deportment
during the day and night had done much to establish herself in the confidence of
her husband and nurse . They had drawn the cradle near a large open window ...
Agnes and the mother were left alone with the child . Mrs. Willard's deportment
during the day and night had done much to establish herself in the confidence of
her husband and nurse . They had drawn the cradle near a large open window ...
Página 109
the pose of Agnes ? She watches me every step I take . " She laid plan after plan ,
but in her own judgment she was thwarted . She had now hit upon right one ; her
eyes flashed with fiendish pleasure . She arose and went to Agnes , laid her ...
the pose of Agnes ? She watches me every step I take . " She laid plan after plan ,
but in her own judgment she was thwarted . She had now hit upon right one ; her
eyes flashed with fiendish pleasure . She arose and went to Agnes , laid her ...
Página 110
as she handed the glass to Agnes , " We shall both be the better for drinking it . "
The unsuspecting girl drank the most of it without tasting ; taking the glass from
her lips she said , “ Mrs. Willard , I was not aware that mint was so bitter . " “ Mine
is ...
as she handed the glass to Agnes , " We shall both be the better for drinking it . "
The unsuspecting girl drank the most of it without tasting ; taking the glass from
her lips she said , “ Mrs. Willard , I was not aware that mint was so bitter . " “ Mine
is ...
Página 116
Agnes was unable to do anything about the house till late in the afterShe then
found enough to do . Mrs. Willard did not insult any one with her presence . When
Agnes inquired of Bob for her , he said she noon . was alive , but it was a pity she
...
Agnes was unable to do anything about the house till late in the afterShe then
found enough to do . Mrs. Willard did not insult any one with her presence . When
Agnes inquired of Bob for her , he said she noon . was alive , but it was a pity she
...
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| Título | East and West Wright American fiction, 1851-1875 |
| Autor | Daphne Smith Giles |
| Editor | R. Craighead, 1853 |
| Largo | 246 páginas |
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